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While chaos's answer chaos's answer is good to be used in interactive shells, this one can be used as a POSIX script, for example if you need to do this periodically and/or do it on another computers.

#!/bin/sh
i=0
while test "$((i+=1))" -lt 366 ; do
    for j in 00 06 12 18 ; do
        file="GLDAS_NOAH025SUBP_3H.A2003$(printf '%03d' "$i").${j}00.001.2015210044609.pss.grb"
        test -e "$file" || echo "$file"
    done
done

(seq or brace expansion aren't specified by POSIX.)

While chaos's answer is good to be used in interactive shells, this one can be used as a POSIX script, for example if you need to do this periodically and/or do it on another computers.

#!/bin/sh
i=0
while test "$((i+=1))" -lt 366 ; do
    for j in 00 06 12 18 ; do
        file="GLDAS_NOAH025SUBP_3H.A2003$(printf '%03d' "$i").${j}00.001.2015210044609.pss.grb"
        test -e "$file" || echo "$file"
    done
done

(seq or brace expansion aren't specified by POSIX.)

While chaos's answer is good to be used in interactive shells, this one can be used as a POSIX script, for example if you need to do this periodically and/or do it on another computers.

#!/bin/sh
i=0
while test "$((i+=1))" -lt 366 ; do
    for j in 00 06 12 18 ; do
        file="GLDAS_NOAH025SUBP_3H.A2003$(printf '%03d' "$i").${j}00.001.2015210044609.pss.grb"
        test -e "$file" || echo "$file"
    done
done

(seq or brace expansion aren't specified by POSIX.)

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edited Jul 30, 2015 at 4:36

mikeserv

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While chaos's answer is good to be used in interactive shells, this one can be used as a POSIX script, for example if you need to do this periodically and/or do it on another computers.

#!/bin/sh
i=0
while test $"$((i+=1))" -lt 366 ; do
    for j in 00 06 12 18 ; do
        file="GLDAS_NOAH025SUBP_3H.A2003$(printf '%03d' "$i").${j}00.001.2015210044609.pss.grb"
        test -e "$file" || echo "$file"
    done
done

(seq or brace expansion aren't specified by POSIX.)

While chaos's answer is good to be used in interactive shells, this one can be used as a POSIX script, for example if you need to do this periodically and/or do it on another computers.

#!/bin/sh
i=0
while test $((i+=1)) -lt 366 ; do
    for j in 00 06 12 18 ; do
        file="GLDAS_NOAH025SUBP_3H.A2003$(printf '%03d' "$i").${j}00.001.2015210044609.pss.grb"
        test -e "$file" || echo "$file"
    done
done

(seq or brace expansion aren't specified by POSIX.)

While chaos's answer is good to be used in interactive shells, this one can be used as a POSIX script, for example if you need to do this periodically and/or do it on another computers.

#!/bin/sh
i=0
while test "$((i+=1))" -lt 366 ; do
    for j in 00 06 12 18 ; do
        file="GLDAS_NOAH025SUBP_3H.A2003$(printf '%03d' "$i").${j}00.001.2015210044609.pss.grb"
        test -e "$file" || echo "$file"
    done
done

(seq or brace expansion aren't specified by POSIX.)

don't trip up if i was set in the environment

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edited Jul 29, 2015 at 22:41

Gilles 'SO- stop being evil'

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While chaos's answer is good to be used in interactive shells, this one can be used as a POSIX script, for example if you need to do this periodically and/or do it on another computers.

#!/bin/sh
i=0
while test $((i+=1)) -lt 366 ; do
    for j in 00 06 12 18 ; do
        file="GLDAS_NOAH025SUBP_3H.A2003$(printf '%03d' "$i").${j}00.001.2015210044609.pss.grb"
        test -e "$file" || echo "$file"
    done
done

(seq or brace expansion aren't specified by POSIX.)

While chaos's answer is good to be used in interactive shells, this one can be used as a POSIX script, for example if you need to do this periodically and/or do it on another computers.

#!/bin/sh
while test $((i+=1)) -lt 366 ; do
    for j in 00 06 12 18 ; do
        file="GLDAS_NOAH025SUBP_3H.A2003$(printf '%03d' "$i").${j}00.001.2015210044609.pss.grb"
        test -e "$file" || echo "$file"
    done
done

(seq or brace expansion aren't specified by POSIX.)

While chaos's answer is good to be used in interactive shells, this one can be used as a POSIX script, for example if you need to do this periodically and/or do it on another computers.

#!/bin/sh
i=0
while test $((i+=1)) -lt 366 ; do
    for j in 00 06 12 18 ; do
        file="GLDAS_NOAH025SUBP_3H.A2003$(printf '%03d' "$i").${j}00.001.2015210044609.pss.grb"
        test -e "$file" || echo "$file"
    done
done

(seq or brace expansion aren't specified by POSIX.)

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answered Jul 29, 2015 at 21:05

MichalH

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